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What is a biased source?

If a source has a bias, it means that the author of it had a personal interest in the subject they were writing about. We will take the Bayeux tapestry as an example. In 1066 there was a battle for the crown...
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Answered by Elizabeth W. • History tutor
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I struggle with time-management in exams, how should I deal with this?

In GCSE history, one of the things they are testing you on is your ability to communicate your knowledge and thoughts under time pressure. With the right approach and enough planning ahead, it easy to get do...
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Answered by Lara H. • History tutor
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How was Hitler able to rise to power by 1933?

Several factors contributed to the rise of Hitler during the early 20th century, culminating in his domination of Germany, and the collapse of the Weimar Republic. Firstly it is important to consider the sta...
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Answered by Monica P. • History tutor
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How should I analyse a History source question?

Answering History source questions can be very difficult! To successfully answer you have to combine several skill (your own knowledge, ability to notice and understand elements of the source and analysis of...
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Answered by Elena O. • History tutor
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Why was internment introduced in Northern Ireland in 1971? And what were the consequences?

In 1969, the nationalist IRA had split in two, and a separate paramilitary group was formed. They fought against the unionists and campaigned to remove Northern Ireland from the UK. There was increasing viol...
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Answered by Maddy W. • History tutor
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